Couples in the US are ordering separate master bedrooms in their new homes to help ensure a more harmonious marriage, research suggests. Any thoughts?
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Sounds fair, especially for those who can't get a decent nights kip 'cos their missus keeps waking them up because they 'are snoring'...
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good idea and seperate bathrroms and maybe even seperate kitchens so I don't have to even look at a rice cake or a low-calorie ryvita (how can they make then anymore low-cal?)
the broadcaster Clive James has a seperate house from his wife, next door, so he can do his writing and stuff in peace.
do I get 10 QI points for that ?
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FATBOY wrote:
Sounds fair, especially for those who can't get a decent nights kip 'cos their missus keeps waking them up because they 'are snoring'...
Surely that should read...
Sounds fair, especially for those who can't get a decent nights kip 'cos their missus keeps waking them up for sex.
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It sounds funny, but maybe it is a good idea for some. Though couldn;t they just alternate with who gets the bedroom and who gets a sofa bed? A whole extra bedroom seems excessive
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